The campus location is great, perfect distance from the town centre and nice fields. The library and study facilities are wonderful but there have been major building works both years I've been here that are slightly frustrating. There's a great student life and it's been easy to get involved, set up and run a society.

The course is amazing, huge breadth across the subject field. All the tutors and lecturers are wonderful and there's a huge amount of student support; there are always drop-ins available for every module.

It WAS great value for money. Was a decent accommodation, nothing in the bedroom was broken. There were small issues in the kitchen area that were very quickly resolved which was really good. The WiFi was the biggest problem; it would frequently stop working and I often had to use mobile data or go down to the library. There were disruptive building works outside my window for pretty much the whole year, however the university offered us compensation for it. Considering the cost and convenience it was a fair accomodation.

I love how when on campus everything is so close (annoyingly far from Brighton though) I really love how inclusive and interactive the uni is- especially how many societies and social spaces there are. It would be nice if there was more affordable transport to and from uni- there are student bus tickets but they’re still a lot of money!!!

Psychology has such a wide range of areas to specialise in and keep you engaged. I think the seminars could be better- a lot of reading off power point slides and no interaction between students.

Really nice and social but the buildings weren’t the most maintained